New crime drama Stalker hasn’t done particularly well with critics in the US, but the soundtrack has caused a bit of a stir. The 11th episode of the first season, aired just before Christmas, featured a cover version of Enjoy The Silence.
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Alongside the plethora of home-made mixes of Enjoy The Silence, there are also a string of official re-workings. We previously featured the orchestral part from the Quad Final Mix, but the Hands and Feet Mix is arguably the best of the conventional remixes
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By late-1989 the Depeche Mode marketing machine had stepped up a gear ahead of the planned release of Violator the following year. TV, radio and press – all mainstays of the promotion circuit. One fixture in particular was Peter’s Pop Show, a
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Martin Gore took to the road in 2003 to support the release of Counterfeit2, his second solo studio album. The tour consisted only of a handful in dates in Europe, with two nights at the Mayan Theatre in Los Angeles
Just for fun on a chilly Monday morning (here in the UK, anyway). Ever wondered what the Depeche Mode back catalogue was TRULY missing? The Enjoy The Silence video, performed in the medium of Lego, using stop-motion animation, obviously! The first part is
It is reasonably safe to say that if any member of Depeche Mode turns up somewhere these days, then someone will capture it on camera or video and post it online. That’s the nature of the web. I’m in Singapore
Continue reading(DJ) Fletch spinning Enjoy The Silence in Singapore
Depeche Mode chose Violator classic Enjoy The Silence to tease fans ahead of the release of the new Live in Berlin DVD/CD. The full bonanza will be released on November 17. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItOV_oz1t_s
This version of Enjoy The Silence is nowhere near as slickly produced as the breakbeat/drum and bass treatment of Waiting For The Night. Still, it’s a decent enough effort, albeit one that gets a bit lost in crazy D&B-land about two-thirds
Tucked away on one of the many versions of the CD single for Enjoy The Silence is the Quad: Final Mix. (The Quad: Final Mix also appears on a very rare, 12-inch vinyl in its own right) The 15-minute track was pulled
A fun one for the start of the weekend. Someone managed to get their hands on a pile of the outtakes captured during the recording of the Enjoy The Silence video. The mix of the actual track isn’t particularly up to much (sorry!), but